Wyman is cleaning his reloading room in the jail

[butchlambert]

A norther hit early this morning, making itself known by the moaning sounds echoing down the chimney of the bedroom fireplace. Such a mournful sound as no living creature that I know likes wind.
Thus I was forced to face off with my reloading bench this morning and confront the daunting job of “getting things straight!”
Here is what confronted me. Hell, I didn’t know where to start!! LOL!!! But as of 2:20 pm I have made progress. But you know…I can think of worse jobs to endure!!
Wishing all a great Thanksgiving week!

 

[jxb]

If that's in need of cleaning (other than the stuff on the floor), guess I need to think about doing mine. lol

 

[nmkid]

It looks fine to me! A monsignor from our church once told me, "A clean desk is the work of the devil". I've kinda always adhered to that edict.

 

[Charliemac]

Get a roll-away tool box from harbor freight (or 2) to store all your reloading dies and such.

 

[jds holler]

It looks like he got it cleaned up pretty nice. Danged clean freaks!
jd

 

[J.d. Popkes]

That’s a, uh, busy little room. Lots going on there. I’m sure you have a system.

 

[Kracken McGraw]

We know where the Trail Boss is now. lol!

 

[PatMiles]

GOOD LORD!
You sir remind me................................of me!
Fire hose and a garden rake?

 

[butchlambert]

Get a roll-away tool box from harbor freight (or 2) to store all your reloading dies and such.

The problem is no room for a roll away.

 

[chop house]

Amazing to think such a good rest top could be born in that environment...

 

[butchlambert]

If that's in need of cleaning (other than the stuff on the floor), guess I need to think about doing mine. lol

If you look closely, the items in the fore ground are on a table. If you look closely you will see that it is above the floor. Wyman just has a lot of "STUFF"!

 

[butchlambert]

Amazing to think such a good rest top could be born in that environment...

My friend! That ain't mine. It is a friend's loading room in the jail in Benjamin, Texas.

Biography — Wyman Meinzer

wyman-meinzer.squarespace.com

 

[mmcu]

After it gets cleaned up and organized, you'll never be able to find what you're looking for again.

Ask me how I know....

 

[jpx2rk]

Can always ask the wife for some help. Especially with the half full/empty bottles of powder that can be consolidated down into just one 8#'r for storage purposes.

 

[rr2030]

Just put doors on everything, out of sight, out of mind

 

[Stumpy1]

My friend! That ain't mine. It is a friend's loading room in the jail in Benjamin, Texas.

Biography — Wyman Meinzer

wyman-meinzer.squarespace.com

Wow -took a look at the link, and looked at his favorite 40 photographs!
Most impressive!

Frank

 

[Doug Casner]

Ive got a roll around tool box and mine still looks like that but I know where everthings at. Ha Ha I ve lost an arbor press and some Wilson dies aint seen in years. Maybe theyll turn up at my estate sale. Somebody will get em. Doug

 

[D the D]

Good looking as is. I have less stuff, but it's organized about the same.

 

[butchlambert]

Wow -took a look at the link, and looked at his favorite 40 photographs!
Most impressive!

Frank

Frank, Wyman hunts or shoots almost daily. He called early this summer and said, "Man!, it ain't hunting season! He wanted a little break from coyote calling. Called back a couple days later all happy. He put a suppressor on his 22RF and cruised around his little town of Benjamin shooting Grackles. 2 weeks later called and said he wiped most of them out and the rest were real leery. Wyman called back about 10 days later all happy again. He said, "Butch, you remember the old cigarette pack size recorders?" He said he had an old one and knew where a nest was with some babies in it. He turned it on and aggravated them until they were raising hell. Wyman drove the other side of town "about 400yds" and put the recorder on the PU's roof and turned it on. He said a bunch showed up to save the little ones! He felt like it was the old days with the Indians coming to rescue some of their tribe!
His photography is great, but to me his real talent is as a story teller.

 

[rwj]

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That’s an impressive array of reloading supplies and equipment! I hope the man is able to pass along his knowledge, experiences, and stories to others!